What is the meaning behind these two words? I understand that there are three kinds of SCP classes - Safe, Euclid and Keter - But I'm curious if these two have any specific meaning behind them, except for This is a Keter: Avoid at all costs.

Keter is Hebrew for "crowned", meaning it is to be secured at all costs.

Insanity's Bane wrote:Keter is Hebrew for "crowned", meaning it is to be secured at all costs.

I see! I tried googling the term, but I had no luck in finding anything that could define Keter. In fact, most of the results showed up with various SCP Items/Objects/Entities - The same happened when I tried Euclid.

Euclid means "Unpredictable". Hence, the Euclid objects are just stuff that the Foundation doesn't get.

whathopercy wrote:Euclid means "Unpredictable". Hence, the Euclid objects are just stuff that the Foundation doesn't get.

I see. I suppose that is pretty accurate.

Thanks, Insanity's Bane and whathopercy!

Is good

Do you need assistance understanding "safe"?

i doubt it

SCP-343 wrote:Do you need assistance understanding "safe"?

Oh, wait! I know!

It's like a code, right? You need to enter something specific! Like a certain word, or a bunch of numbers!

... Right?


Or maybe it's a kind of candy. I don't know!


Yes, I am joking. I do know what "Safe" means.

... Although It could be the same with the codes and stuff, but that's a different kind of "Safe." ^_^

"A safe object is like a gun. it's not dangerous unless you fuck around with it."
"A euclid object is like a Lion. Don't piss it off or it'll kill you. that, or certain circumstances keep you alive."
"A keter object is like a Grenade with the Pin Pulled."